Vancouver, British Columbia
For sites near the coast, plan around rain, drainage, access, and the view from each proposed unit.
Luna in Canada
Dome projects across Western Canada.
From the wet coast to the mountain interior, a dome project in Western Canada starts with local conditions. Luna works with landowners and hospitality operators planning private stays, retreats, and guest accommodation.
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Local conditions
Different places, different priorities.
Banff, Alberta
Mountain locations call for an early review of snow, wind, heating, site access, and local land-use rules.
Whistler, British Columbia
A stay serving both winter and summer guests needs a layout and comfort plan for changing weather and activities.
Canmore, Alberta
Open sites can be exposed to wind. Position, anchoring, access, and nearby amenities should be planned together.
Squamish, British Columbia
Coastal rain and mountain exposure make ground preparation, water management, and cover choice central decisions.
Project planning
Before choosing a configuration.
Climate data
Use the actual site location and applicable snow and wind requirements when reviewing the structure.
Season of use
Insulation, ventilation, heating, and glazing should follow the months and indoor conditions you expect.
Site services
Plan access, foundations or platforms, power, water, wastewater, and maintenance routes before fixing the layout.
Local approvals
Check zoning, building, and accommodation requirements with the relevant local authority for the exact property.
A place to begin
Start with your Canadian site.
Share the property location, intended use, and season of operation. Luna can help compare dome sizes and available options against those requirements.